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The book of Jonah (AKA "Jonah and the Whale") is often considered a simple story for children. But look more closely and you'll quickly find that Jonah is more than first meets the eye. It's full of twists, irony, and blurred lines that invite readers to question the way they were taught to see the world. If you know someone whose life feels disorienting, this would be a great conversation to invite them to experience.

The book of Jonah (AKA "Jonah and the Whale") is often considered a simple story for children. But look more closely and you'll quickly find that Jonah is more than first meets the eye. It's full of twists, irony, and blurred lines that invite readers to question the way they were taught to see the world. If you know someone whose life feels disorienting, this would be a great conversation to invite them to experience.

The book of Jonah (AKA "Jonah and the Whale") is often considered a simple story for children. But look more closely and you'll quickly find that Jonah is more than first meets the eye. It's full of twists, irony, and blurred lines that invite readers to question the way they were taught to see the world. If you know someone whose life feels disorienting, this would be a great conversation to invite them to experience.

The book of Jonah (AKA "Jonah and the Whale") is often considered a simple story for children. But look more closely and you'll quickly find that Jonah is more than first meets the eye. It's full of twists, irony, and blurred lines that invite readers to question the way they were taught to see the world. If you know someone whose life feels disorienting, this would be a great conversation to invite them to experience.

If God is out there, wouldn't it be nice of him to speak up every once in a while? The reality is, the Creator of the universe desires to talk with us personally and directly. But we can easily miss out if we're not actively listening. In this series, we'll talk about what it looks like to create space, look up, and learn to hear God's voice. This is a great series to invite a friend who might be wondering why God never shows up to them.

If God is out there, wouldn't it be nice of him to speak up every once in a while? The reality is, the Creator of the universe desires to talk with us personally and directly. But we can easily miss out if we're not actively listening. In this series, we'll talk about what it looks like to create space, look up, and learn to hear God's voice. This is a great series to invite a friend who might be wondering why God never shows up to them.

Hear from Pastor of Community Katie Henslin

If God is out there, wouldn't it be nice of him to speak up every once in a while? The reality is, the Creator of the universe desires to talk with us personally and directly. But we can easily miss out if we're not actively listening. In this series, we'll talk about what it looks like to create space, look up, and learn to hear God's voice. This is a great series to invite a friend who might be wondering why God never shows up to them.

If God is out there, wouldn't it be nice of him to speak up every once in a while? The reality is, the Creator of the universe desires to talk with us personally and directly. But we can easily miss out if we're not actively listening. In this series, we'll talk about what it looks like to create space, look up, and learn to hear God's voice. This is a great series to invite a friend who might be wondering why God never shows up to them.

Lifelong dreams become a reality through small, daily steps. Yet the daily grind is where we most often lose traction. What if we could truly make the most of our 24/7/365? And who might we become if we made the most of each day? Invite a friend to join us this Easter as we launch a new series about how we can all Win the Day.